Sentence examples for a reasonable allowance for from inspiring English sources

There is no definition in the law or Treasury Regulations for a "reasonable allowance for salaries".

The court didn't say the law was bad in every case, but that its application in this case was unconstitutional because it didn't make a reasonable allowance for the "substantial burden" put on the man's ability to practice his faith.

In the United States it is not unusual for laws to make accommodation for religious beliefs: military persons can wear turbans, conscientious objectors can perform some alternative to military service, Federal employees get a reasonable allowance for religious holidays, etc.

There shall be allowed as a deduction all the ordinary and necessary expenses paid or incurred during the taxable year in carrying on any trade or business, including... a reasonable allowance for salaries or other compensation for personal services actually rendered.

However the question of if and how to provide a reasonable allowance in cash for 'lengthy' research activities (either in homes or away from them) was highly complex, given the different types of income generation people have, diverse incomes and the different approaches research staff took to the issues.

The most important feature of the agreement was that it granted freedom of action to Great Britain in Egypt and to France in Morocco (with the proviso that France's eventual dispositions for Morocco include reasonable allowance for Spain's interests there).

The Carbons fell outside of my "reasonable allowance for headset differences" range; as soon as I put on another headset to compare, I found myself thinking "oh yeah, that's how that gun is supposed to sound".

Driveaways can be completely free: you pick up the car with a full tank and can often be given a reasonable fuel allowance for the journey.

Postgraduates with a salaried position at the university get a reasonable parental allowance, but postgraduates on grants--a common situation--get only the very low basic allowance.

Nevertheless, the IRS has systematically interpreted the "reasonable allowance" provision to apply only to closely held corporations, effectively concluding that a publicly held corporation can deduct an unlimited amount of executive compensation, even though there is no basis in 162(a)(1) for doing so.

The model makes some reasonable systematic allowance for travellers' route choices by encouraging congestion-reducing route choices in the future; the model (in generating signal timings) maximises network capacity (taking account of route choices) when queueing is vertical.